Sentence examples for debates once again from inspiring English sources

Secret policemen are gone and political debates once again catch fire from table to table.

With televised presidential debates once again big political news, the program's timing is ideal.

American rhetoric is strong in favor of racial justice at home, as the presidential and vice presidential debates once again showed.

Nicola Sturgeon is first minister of Scotland and leader of the Scottish National party The proposed exclusion of Plaid Cymru from the televised leaders' debates once again highlights the flawed approach of the broadcasters and regulators as they refuse to reflect the reality of the UK's democracy.

And just last Sunday, in The Boston Globe, the rival factions were rehashing the debate once again.

As much as anyone, Ms. Palin emerged as a fulcrum for the debate, once again personifying a broader cultural and ideological divide.

It represents 197 of the continent's biggest clubs, and, while the players were away on national team duty last week, the E.C.A. met to debate, once again, the overcrowded fixture problems.

As the hearings began at 10 a.m., demonstrators from both sides of the debate once again gathered outside the courthouse as people stood in line, hoping to catch a glimpse of the historic arguments inside the courtroom.

The issue, being debated once again at City Hall, pits advocates for low-wage workers who support the idea against opponents who argue a wage increase will keep businesses away at a time of unprecedented economic development.

WASHINGTON — What may be the most controversial fraction of a second in television history, the momentary baring of the singer Janet Jackson's breast during the halftime show of the 2004 Super Bowl, will be debated once again in federal court.

Today, as the climate-change debate once again heats up, Mr. Summers leads the economic team of the incoming administration, and Ms. Browner has been designated its White House coordinator of energy and climate policy.